Cash Cows or Entrecôte: The Influence of Interdependency on Physical and Virtual Newspapers
Opening session
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Rosental Calmon Alves, Professor, Knight Chair in Journalism and UNESCO Chair in Communication, School of Journalism, UT Austin (Symposium Chair)
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Lorraine Branham, Director, School of Journalism, UT Austin
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Mark Tremayne, Assistant Professor, School of Journalism, UT Austin (Symposium Research Chair)
Cash Cows or Entrecôte: The Influence of Interdependency on Physical and Virtual Newspapers
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Keynote Speaker: Robert Picard, Hamrin Professor of Media Economics and Director of the Media Management and Transformation Center, Jönköping International Business School, Jönköping University, Sweden
Audience and Business Models: Will the Online News Industry be Able to Finance Quality Journalism?
Chair: Lorraine Branham, Director, School of Journalism, UT Austin
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Vin Crosbie, President and Managing Partner, Digital Deliverance
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Gary Meo, Senior Vice President, Print and Internet Services, Scarborough Research
The Integration of Newsrooms: Should Online and Print Newsrooms Merge?
Chair and Presenter: Pablo J. Boczkowski, Associate Professor, Northwestern University (Author of Digitizing the News: Innovation in Online Newspapers)
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Len Apcar, Editor-in-Chief, The New York Times on the Web
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George Rodrigue, Vice President and Managing Editor, The Dallas Morning News
The Emergence of Citizen Journalism and Social Media
Chair and Presenter: Barbara Bry, Founding Editor of Voice of San Diego; COO, Blackbird Venture, La Jolla, CA
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Clyde Bentley, MyMissourian.com, Missouri School of Journalism
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Dan Pacheco, Senior Product Manager, Bakotopia.com
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Elizabeth Osder, Local, Search and Social Media, Yahoo.com
The Impact of Citizen Journalism and Social Media on Newspapers
Chair: Robert Rivard, Editor, San Antonio Express-News
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Jim Brady, Vice President and Executive Editor, WashingtonPost.com
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Scott Clark, Vice President and Editor, HoustonChronicle.com
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Juan Carlos Luján Zavala, Editor, ElComercio.com.pe, Lima, Peru
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Fred Zipp, Managing Editor, Austin American-Statesman
Multimedia Journalism Narrative: Should Online Journalism Embrace Traditional Video, or Try a Richer Blend of Video, Photos, Animation, Text, etc.?
Chair: Donna DeCesare, Assistant Professor, School of Journalism, UT Austin
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Jen Friedberg, Multimedia Producer, Star-Telegram.com, Fort Worth, TX
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Bart Marable, Creative Director, Terra Incognita Productions, Austin, TX
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Mindy McAdams, Professor and Knight Chair in Journalism, University of Florida
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Jose Manuel Valenzuela, Editor, ep3.es (El Pais' multimedia magazine), Spain
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Ashley Wells, Executive Producer/Editorial Concepts, MSNBC.com
Saturday Opening Session
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Rosental Calmon Alves, Professor, Knight Chair in Journalism and UNESCO Chair in Communication, School of Journalism, UT Austin (Symposium Chair)
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Rod Hart, Dean, College of Communication, UT Austin
Internet: The New Frontier for Agenda-Setting Effects
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Keynote Speaker: Maxwell McCombs, Professor and Jesse H. Jones Chair in Communication, School of Journalism, UT Austin
International Perspectives on Online Journalism
Chair: Maggie Rivas Rodriguez, Associate Professor, School of Journalism, UT Austin
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Guillermo Franco, Editor, ElTiempo.com, Colombia
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Vincent Maher, Director, New Media Lab, Rhodes University, South Africa
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Paula Jung, Doctoral Candidate, Pontifícia Universidade Católica, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Research Panel: Trends in Online News: Audiences and Content
Chair: Mark Tremayne, Assistant Professor, School of Journalism, UT Austin
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Click Here to Learn More: A Comparison of Online Newspaper, Online Broadcast and Online-Only News Sites (*)
Donica Mensing, University of Nevada-Reno
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Looking at Local Dailies’ Election 2004 Online News Coverage (*)
Tania Cantrell, UT Austin
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A Periodical Phenomenon: A Look at Podcasting's Effect on Newspaper Audience, Advertising, and Atmosphere (*)
Major Highfield & Justin Sablich, Syracuse University
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Visualizing Technology: Images in Google and Yahoo News Aggregators (*)
Cindy Royal, Virginia Commonwealth University
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Gateway or Gatekeeper: The Institutionalization of Online News in Creating an Altered Technological Authority (**)
Sue Robinson, Temple University
Research Panel: Citizen Journalism: Possibilities and Pitfalls
Chair: Steve Reese, Jesse H. Jones Professor and Associate Dean, College of Communication, UT Austin
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Citizen Journalism, Citizen Activism, and Technology: Positioning Technology as a ‘Second Superpower’ in Times of Disasters and Terrorism (*)
Sharon Meraz, UT Austin
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Participatory Journalism in the Mainstream: Attitudes and Implementation at British News Websites (**)
Neil Thurman, City University-London
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Web 2.0, Society 1.0: Online Citizens Media, But For Which Citizens? (*)
Lou Rutigliano, UT Austin
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The Impact of the Internet on Journalism: An Examination of Blogging, Citizen Journalism, and a Dot.Com Solution for the Online Edition (*)
Julie Neumann, UT Austin
Wrap-up Discussion Session
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Rosental Calmon Alves, Professor, Knight Chair in Journalism and UNESCO Chair in Communication, UT Austin
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Mark Tremayne, Assistant Professor, School of Journalism, UT Austin